AIMA JAVA

Notes By Ravi(magesmail@yahoo.com) and Ciaran (ctjoreilly@gmail.com).

Introduction

The latest (and ever evolving) code can be found at:

http://aima-java.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/

Current Release: 1.0.0-AIMA3e Published

1.0.0-AIMA3e Published : 12/10/2009 :
This is the first full release based on the 3rd edition of AIMA. This is based on the following sub-project releases:

• aima-core (0.9.7) : see - README.txt for details.
• aima-gui (0.1.0) : see - README.txt for details.

Project Organization

• This project is now organized into 3 sub-projects:
• aima-core: contains all the implemented algorithms described in AIMA3e.
• aima-gui : contains the GUI and command line demo applications. This project is dependent on aima-core.
• aima-all : is the master project, used by aima-java developers, for creating releases.
• Sub-Project directory organization is based on the standard Maven directory layout.

Bug Report - Acknowledgments

The following people sent in excellent comments and bug reports. Thank you!!!!

• Ali Tozan
  
• Carl Anderson, Senior Scientist, ArchimedesModel.com
  
• Don Cochrane, from (?) University
  
• Mike Angelotti, from Miami University
  
• Chad Carff, University of Western Florida. EXCELLENT test cases, thank you
  
• Dr. Eman El-Sheikh, Ph.D., University of Western Florida
  
• Ravindra Guravannavar, Aztec Software, Bangalore
  
• Cameron Jenkins, University Of New Orleans
  
• Nils Knoblauch (Project Manager, Camline) - winner of the No Prize for the best bug report! Thanks!
  
• Phil Snowberger, Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Laboratory, University of Notre Dame
  

Change History (Update in reverse chronological order)

Final Thoughts

If you need any help with the java code, do write to me at magesmail@yahoo.com.

I am happy to receive any mails/bug reports and generally respond within a day, unless I am traveling. The only mails I do NOT respond to are those asking me to do your homework! Don't even try ! :-) These mails are rejected without even reading them!

Bug Reports are greatly appreciated!

When you send in a bug report please include:

1. what you did to see the bug
2. what you expected to see
3. what you actually saw.